In Study 2 (N = 43), a number of changes were introduced to a group assignment task (double presentation, inclusion of decoys) that allowed a more rigorous test of the predicted item-specific memory effects.
Double task This double task was evidently beyond Sir Anthony's resources.
That work included experiments on Fitts' task, a double component movement task, pin-to-hole assembly and ballistic movement tasks.
'Seoul National University' and 'Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering' in Korea jointly developed a mobile welding robot, the 'Rail Runner' (RRX), which is able to freely move in both transverse and longitudinal directions, and perform welding tasks in double hull structures.
The tendons of his jaw swell with the strain of stifled feelings; his brows, usually tasked with double takes and farcical arching, knit with a terrible weight of guilt.
Even if some of those tasks are doubled or tripled, the execution does not benefit from a cluster with more than 14 to 16 processors.
From glamorous walks down the red carpet to soccer practices and school drop-offs, celebrity moms take on the challenging task of double duty.
It was a mammoth task – a double-blind experiment, in which 650,000 schoolchildren were given the vaccine, 750,000 were given a placebo, and over 400,000 children acted as a control group and were given neither.
The launches come as Worldwide, which has been given the task of doubling the profits it pumps back into the BBC to at least £222m within five years, is pushing for rapid growth across its businesses.
In fact, the age-related differences that were observed in the single-task condition doubled when participants interacted with the IVIS.
